TL;DR ---- Why? Because it is not information published by BioWare or EA. Until they post it, I don't care what those sites and graphs report.

Well, somewhat. They still deny that high-end computer users are having problems and saying it is only low-end machines having problems, which is not the case. Some don't have issues, some do. I just want a realistic response from them.

I laughed when he said: "Damion Schubert: We have an internal strike team that is fully devoted to ensuring that the game runs better and faster, especially on low end machines," Because even those with HIGH-END machines are suffering like they're on LOW-END machines. The arrogance of this company . . .

Minecraft has more players than that, and even runs better on your computer

Why are all PVP video's showing the player walking slow in the first part? What happened to creativity in this world?! Eesh, that was bad, too! (and Rap music for PVP always tells me: this is going to be bad)

I'm sorry, but that was no better than the OP video :/

Sorry guy, the music ruined it for me yes, but spamming one ability .... Ranged classes need to refrain from PVP videos

So we're not getting support from Nvidia for the game because the two companies have not come to an agreement to place the Nvidia logo on the game? I have Nvidia, and I'm not a fan of their company due to a lot of their corporate tactics, but players have to suffer due to this argument between the two? This is simply wrong

this thread = 10foot pole where is BioWare?

I smell placebo effect written all over this

I wasn't going to waste my time replying to his "what time is it" reply. It would have been like asking BioWare to brush up the shader file with a fine tooth comb *wink*

Corporate America :/

I'm always weary of company's that tend to use 3rd party engines. I understand the reasoning behind it but a lot of the engines out there, I was a little surprised they chose Hero over the others.

I'm happy they made the decision to nerf Surging. In PVP it is simply out of control. It was a smart move on their part.

had a feeling this subject would be ignored by BioWare, as they don't want to touch performance issues with a ten foot pole :/